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               <p>This is a letter of condolence to Nancy O'Rahilly (1875-1961). He acknowledges receipt of £5, for which 30 Gregorian Masses will be celebrated for the repose of The O'Rahilly's soul. The monks prayed, on hearing of his death, that God would grant them all eternal rest and console their sorrowing friends.Nancy O'Rahilly was a member of the Provisional Council of Cumann na mBan at the founding in 1914 and the wife of Michael Joseph O'Rahilly, self-described as 'The' O'Rahilly (1875-1916). The O'Rahilly fought in the Easter Rising and was shot in Parnell/Moore Street on 28 April 1916 and died some time later. Nancy was pregnant at the time of her husband's death – the child was born three months later. Justin McCarthy was Abbot of Mount St. Joseph's Abbey, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.</p>
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                Mount St. Joseph Abbey,  Roscrea    20.6.16   Dear M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi>. O'Rahilly   I am very thank- <lb/>ful for letter and cheque <lb/>Â£5 to hand this morning <lb/>and will have thirty <lb/>Gregorian Masses said for <lb/>the repose of your husband's <lb/> soul. We had prayers <lb/>here for him on hearing of <lb/>his death as he was known <lb/>to some here and his father <lb/> well known to many. May <lb/>God grant them all eternal <lb/>rest and console their sorrow- <lb/>ing friends <seg type="closer"> Yours Sincerely <lb/> Justin McCarthy <lb/>Abbot</seg> 
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